Love stories set to song often strike the deepest chords, and Austin Gatus x Sophia James’ new single “Don’t Want This to Change” is a shining, soulful example. This R&B-tinged indie-pop ballad wraps you in the warmth of young love just beginning—sweet, uncertain, but strong enough to try and weather the ache of distance. With […]
Austin Gatus & Sophia James Make Magic with “Don’t Want This to Change” Read More »
David Jin’s latest single, “With and Not Without You,” unfolds like a quiet storm—gentle yet emotionally charged, intimate yet sweeping. Deeply influenced by the golden era of ‘90s R&B and the powerful legacies of Mariah Carey and Toni Braxton, the track leans into the genre’s signature soulfulness while confidently establishing David’s unique voice in today’s
David Jin Leans Into Love’s Imperfections on “With and Not Without You” Read More »
DROZ is cruising back onto the scene with his newest single “rollin’,” and it’s exactly what fans of smooth retro grooves have been waiting for. True to his City Pop roots, the Essex-born artist blends shimmering synths, funky basslines, and laid-back vocals into a sound that feels like golden-hour sunlight reflecting off the hood of
DROZ Keeps It Cool and Classic on “rollin” Read More »
Tobias Upright is making waves out of Zurich with a voice full of heart and a sound that blends personal roots with global flavor. Born and raised in Hausen am Albis, Tobias burst onto the scene with his debut single “Diamonds,” a shimmering pop gem that quickly caught attention—racking up over 10,000 streams on Spotify
Tobias Upright Brings West Coast Vibes to Zurich with “Easy Boy” Read More »
Moodssupply doesn’t just make music—they craft moments steeped in groove, dipped in soul, and dressed in disco. This Dutch studio-based project, helmed by the ever-charismatic Mike Chandon, has always stood out by doing things a little differently. Known for its rotating lineup of powerhouse female vocalists and Mike’s own distinct lyrical flair, Moodssupply delivers what
Spring Fever Starts with Moodssupply’s “Satisfaction” Read More »
There’s a certain kind of chaos that only comes alive under strobe lights and thick fog, when bodies move in sync with the beat and time begins to dissolve. That chaos has a soundtrack now, and it’s called “Glowstick Fever.” Crafted by Akapalka—aka Marco Testoni from Sassari, Italy—the track is a high-octane injection of house
Akapalka’s “Glowstick Fever” Ignites the Scene Read More »
Nadia Younes is no stranger to transformation. From her early roots in Saratoga, California, where she trained in classical music, opera, and ballet, to the electric pop and R&B world she now inhabits, her evolution as an artist has been anything but ordinary. Her latest single, “Tombstone,” released on April 4th, is a bold testament
Nadia Younes Turns Heartache Into Art on “Tombstone” Read More »
Natalie Clark’s story reads like something out of a feel-good movie: a Scottish school teacher gets up to sing at the spontaneous request of Richard Branson and ends up trading her classroom for the bright lights of Los Angeles. That one fearless moment—standing on a stage in front of a crowd, with no backing band
Back to the Future with Natalie Clark’s “KID” Read More »
Femi’s musical journey has always been about getting closer to the truth—not just the truth of sound, but of self. The Congers, NY native began with humble roots, playing piano in church, where music wasn’t just performance, it was purpose. That early foundation planted something deeper in him—an understanding that melody and meaning should move
Femi’s “More or Less” Is a Whisper That Stays With You Read More »
Shreea Kaul continues to enchant listeners with her newest single, “Khali Wali,” a final, mesmerizing glimpse into her upcoming album Cruel Intentions. Born in India and raised in Houston, Shreea has crafted a sonic identity that elegantly marries the richness of Indian classical music with the emotional depth of Western R&B, drawing inspiration from icons
Shreea Kaul Casts a Spell with New Single “Khali Wali” Read More »